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There are other axes to consider. Cost, thermal stability, supply chain reliability, toxicity. Any of which might make these “better” than lithium-ion for some
by tatersolid 3y ago
There are other axes to consider. Cost, thermal stability, supply chain reliability, toxicity. Any of which might make these “better” than lithium-ion for some applications (such as home or datacenter UPS batteries).
- esskay 3y agoYes agree with you there, static storage requirements are less of a concern with regards to the weight, which is probably why we'll see sodium batteries take over some of this space. For primary applications (cars, portable devices, etc) sadly it still looks like lithium is the best option.